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If you want to compile the firmware yourself, there are a couple of options:
Which brings me to my final point: the repository above already has pre-compiled firmware. You simply download the binary, and upload it to your MCU via thonny. I hope this helps. |
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Here are the firmware files: https://github.com/v923z/micropython-builder/releases |
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Hello
Got it. I had missed this before since it's not on the main GitHub ulab page. Thanks for your hard work on ulab. I am using it to decode signals with multiple tones. Al
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I am using the Thonny editor (Windows 11) attached to a Rasp Pi Pico running Micropython. Works perfect so far. I need to add the ulab library (Numpy alternative for Micropython). The ulab library install directions are located at https://github.com/v923z/micropython-ulab/blob/master/README.md#rp2-based-boards.
I need some advice for implementing the suggested Bash script to compile the ulab library. I am using Windows 11 and it wont run a Bash script natively. Do I need to install the Windows subsystem for Linux to run the script? Given the popularity of ulab, is there a "premade" ulab library that I can install without compiling the ulab C code? Is there a version of Micropython with ulab included?
Any advice will help.. Thanks Al (San Francisco)
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